Timeline: SS timeline

Feb 10, 1763

Treaty of Paris

<a href='' >https://www.awesomestories.com/asset/view/Treaty-of-Paris-Granting-American-Independence</a> This treaty ended the revolutionary war.

Oct 7, 1763

Proclamation of 1763

<a href='' >http://www2.hsp.org/exhibits/preserving/pages/0201_king.htm</a> Did not allow colinists to settle past the appalachian mountains.

Mar 22, 1765

stamp act

<a href='' >http://study.com/academy/lesson/what-was-the-stamp-act-of-1765-definition-summary-significance.html</a>
placed a taxes on alomst all printed goods.

Mar 18, 1766

Delcaratory act

http://ushistoryharwood.pbworks.com/w/page/11608706/The%20Declaratory%20Act-CG
paralariment had right to tax " IN ALL CASES"

Mar 5, 1770

Boston massacure

http://www.landofthebrave.info/boston-massacre-facts.htm
colonists threw objects at redcoats so they oped fire and shot 5 people including Crispus Attacuks.

May 10, 1773

Tea act

https://www.haikudeck.com/boston-tea-act-education-presentation-GGaMzA5seT
allowed companies to bypass merchants and sell straight to shopkepers. Tea act also gave the East India Company an advantege over colonial merchants. colonists felt is was an attemp to control them.

Dec 16, 1773

Boston tea party

https://prezi.com/xkq0jpxseb9k/the-boston-tea-party/
The sons of liberty dressed up as indians and dumped tons of british tea into the ocean as a protest for the Tea act

Oct 19, 1774

intolerable acts

<a href='' >http://intolerableactslearningmodule.weebly.com/</a>
the intolerable acts were a punishment to Boston for the Boston tea party. this brought the colonies together.

Oct 26, 1774

1st continental congress

<a href='' >http://otecorporation.com/portfolio/first-continental-congress/</a>
met in Philadelphia, many political leaders attened the meeting such as Samuel and John Adams, John Jay, Richard Henery Lee, Patrick Henery, and George Washington.

Apr 18, 1775

Midnight ride: Revere, Cheswell, Dawes

www.answers.com
warned the militiamen the British were coming.

Apr 19, 1775

Lexington and Concord

<a href='' >http://clippertsocialstudies.pbworks.com/w/page/21458945/Battle of Lexington and Concord</a>
militiamen attacked redcoats 174 were wounded and 73 were dead.

May 10, 1775

2nd continental congress

<a href='' >http://theamrevolution.blogspot.com/2011/02/second-continental-congress.html</a>
This meeting included John and Samuel Adams, Patrick Henry, Richard Henery Lee, George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, and Thomas Jefferson. The president of the secong continental congress was John Hancock.